Backbooth (Live Acoustic)

This is a disappointment. They have three or four great albums. Get those. They much better. They did not even play a lot of their best stuff. You would think with how they sound and how good their music is that an accoustic album would be awesome, but its not. They should have nailed this.

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The best cd I've purchased in years! Great job guys!

Granted they are all previously released, but now acoustic, and with a new spin. Simply one of the best acoustic rock albums of all time. Go to Seven Mary Three website for direct downloads as well including videos of the actual album's acoustic jam session. Other free 7M3 free downloads as well. Keep up the great work guys, and come tour in Hawaii!!!

If you liked 7m3 back during the American Standard and Rock Crown days great you will love this album. If you are new to the band and like singer-songwriters even better! Day an Night Driver was great and this just pulls you in as well!

I was at the Backbooth show in Orlando for the CD Release and it was fantastic! I'm so glad they came out with the album, because the cover of Otis Reading's "That's How Strong My Love Is" is one of my favorites, as well as "Walk with the Devil." I've been a long time fan of the band and just so glad they keep making music.

I don't know how over the years this band keeps getting overlooked. They are simply amazing and this album is a prime example of how great they are. Fan or not, you won't be let down.

As everybody else I thought this band had seen it's better days as their releases after the magnificent Rock Crown continued to digress. However after scrolling throught the weeks new releases (an every tuesday thing for me) I couldn't help but check out the bands latest: An intimate live acoustic release that has Ross's vocals sounding very vibrant and sultry. The albums ballads tend to shine the brightest as the yet to be released opener "Untitled" a very haunting dark beauty leads the way. "She Wants Results", "Upside Down", the big hit "Lucky follow in the same strippped down minimal approach. Then the band gives quite the encore with a strong take on Otis Redding's "That's How Strong My Love Is" and the closer and cult fav "walk With The Devil". This album isn't just for devout fans it's for any music buff whom loves singer songwriter-esque soulful tunes.